Author Archives: Gintai_昇泰

About Gintai_昇泰

I'm a Chinese Singaporean living in the Eastern part of Sg. I work in SMRT as a Train Officer. I tweet on current affairs & inspirational quotes. I blog on issues or events if they interest me. I also share some of the interesting jokes, stories or anecdotes from my friends or observations on my blog. Thanks for visiting my blog.

2012 in review

Posted on 31/12/2012

The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2012 annual report for this blog. Here’s an excerpt: About 55,000 tourists visit Liechtenstein every year. This blog was viewed about 520,000 times in 2012. If it were Liechtenstein, it would take about … Continue reading →

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My speech at S Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS) – NTU

Posted on 20/10/2012

“Our Alan Tang gave a speech about his blogging experience as a Singaporean blogger on 5th October in an invitation-only, closed-door conference and in my view was clearly the best speaker! CENS, The Center of Excellence for National Security is … Continue reading →

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Are Native Singaporeans the Last of the Mohicans?

Posted on 19/10/2012

“When I visited Singapore last month, I was shocked by the large number of PRC FTs in the City. They seem to be everywhere, pushing, shouting plus exhibiting all the bad habits from China. I have lived and worked in … Continue reading →

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Do we need so many golf courses?

Posted on 18/10/2012

“There are 13 private golf clubs plus another 3 public golf courses. Each club standard with 18 holes. SICC is the biggest with 72 holes or 4 courses. We have a total of more than 20 golf courses.” My friend, … Continue reading →

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Why must we pay maid levy?

Posted on 17/10/2012

Quote “Anonymous 10/01/2012 4:26 PM What type of help are we entitled to – are we beggars? You profess to want to support the caregivers of the elderly and disabled. What help is it when the maids that we need … Continue reading →

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